cisco or juniper?

shednik

I haven't had to much exposure to Juniper as of yet so my vote is pretty biased towards cisco

Aldur

shednik wrote:

I haven't had to much exposure to Juniper as of yet so my vote is pretty biased towards cisco

I can appreciate that, a person is going to want to stick with what they know, after my IE I plan on picking up some cisco certs to learn both sides of the fence, then I'm sure I'll be able to make a good assessment on which one I really prefer.

dynamik

Yea, I imagine it would suck down in AZ*. At least all the customer service reps up here have the "Minnesota Nice" thing going for them (even though they can't solve your problems).

*Oh yea... I went there!

rfult001

http://www.networkworld.com/news/2008/041708-cisco-juniper-operating-systems.html

I use and like both from the CLI.

LBC90805

Aldur wrote:

dynamik wrote:

Their service sucks. They're always having problems.

Good for you though; you'll stay busy

Ya, I've had some crappy experiences with qwest support too. One time I was attempting to do port forwarding with the pos modem/router they gave me and although I was enabling it and forwarding the correct ports, it just wouldn't work. I called qwest support, was let known this was an advanced issue and sent me up to the next group. When I got to the advanced group I was told their systems were down and that they would call me back shortly..... I never got a call back. The port forwarding started working on its on, after a few reboots, but still, I was expecting a call back on the matter.


I'm just glad that the job that I'll be working won't be a end user facing job, I've done that before, it's frustrating

You mean that they didn't give you a trouble ticket number, or a work order number if they couldn't resolve the issue during the first call? That is silly if they didn't being such a big company. What type of SLAs are you working with?